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Re: as is what?
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  • Subject: Re: as is what?
  • From: micro-people <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2003 20:33:03 +0900

mmm

the book i read @ a library
was sticking to the

write (a as text & return) starting at eofPos +1 fh

way.

maybe this is because i am living in the Japanese OS world ?
i'll use Engish only @ AS
so if "+ 1" is needless in that case
will forget about my nationality

am not skilled enough yet
to understand what the last line of your example is doing

any way thank you!

> >(even though wondering why "eof" doesn't have to be "(get eof fh) + 1"
>
> Because eof (a real) is the boundary of the file and not contained
> within it. If you continue to build a wall, you start at the point
> where you left off, not at that point plus one brick.
>
> set f to "/tmp/f" as POSIX file
> open for access f with write permission
> set eof f to 0
> write 6.3 to f
> set _eof to get eof f
> close access f
> {_eof, read f, read f as number}
>

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